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Old 05-13-2017, 04:54 PM   #18
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I try to keep the number of books on my active devices to about 200, although there's a tendency toward upward creep. That provides me with sufficient choice for my next read; more would be worse and not better, the difficulty in seeing the trees for the forest. Even at 200 books, collections are very important to me.

However, I have most of my library loaded onto an sd card on an older device. This serves two purposes: it's a form of backup and it allows quick access to any book not on my current devices. But, collections!

I can't imagine why someone wouldn't want/need collections as their library grew, for the issues of both navigation and discovery. That's a reason there's no one-size-fits-all reader.
This is why my cookbooks are in a spreadsheet and semi organized on shelves. The miscellaneous ones need to be organized better.
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